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Stefania Rotolo (23 February 1951 – 31 July 1981) was an Italian singer, dancer, showgirl and television presenter.^[1]

She hosted various TV shows on the Italian national television in the late 1970s, such as Piccolo Slam (1977-1978), Non stop (1978) and Tilt (1979).^[2][3] Rotolo also performed the shows' opening and ending themes, most notably "Toccami", "Go!!" and the hit "Cocktail d'amore", written by Cristiano Malgioglio, which peaked at number 2 of the Italian hit parade.^[1][4]

Rotolo's first and only studio album, Uragano Slam, was released in 1978.^[1] She died of cancer on 31 July 1981 in Rome.^[5][6]

• Uragano Slam (1978)

• "Toccami/Piccolo slam" (1977)
• "Go!!!/W Poncho" (1977)
• "Spaccotutto/L'amore è nell'aria" (1978)
• "Cocktail d'amore/Disco tic" (1979)
• "Marameo/Marameo (versione strumentale)" (1979)

• La mafia mi fa un baffo (1974)

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